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Figure increases for first time in 5 weeks as latest restrictions on economic activity take hold
Investors fret as trillions of dollars of potential support to markets is due to expire
Charging CGT at income tax rates is not that controversial — it’s been done before
Latest weekly EIA data set scene for lacklustre Thanksgiving holiday period
Duties on European steel and aluminium among several trade problems for new administration
The global economy may be shifting as it did four decades ago
Price pressures have disappeared during the pandemic, so they say.
Vice-chair cites ‘critical role’ of asset purchases as US economy confronts Covid spike
Andy Street says manufacturers in the region could face duties of up to 10% even if a deal is struck
The signing of a huge trade deal in Asia shows the world is moving on without the US
President-elect likely to keep pressure on China and advance interests of US workers
Class — and in particular the geography of it — was even more important in this election
Mutual fund providers have long complained that their higher tax burden is unfair
President-elect is expected to be more strategic on China and immigration issues
Biden team calls for urgent action on stimulus as health situation worsens
Account balances continue to slide and outlook for Christmas spending remains unclear
UK proposals to reform capital gains tax are belated and necessary
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Trump executive order poses compliance challenge for fund managers
Appointment by Joe Biden would smash glass ceiling at department that has never been run by a woman
Donald Trump keeps up pressure on Beijing despite US election loss
Candidate has faced opposition over her loyalty to US president and policy views
Don’t be blindly addicted to free money and risk a shock when conditions change
Scars of the pandemic on the global economy and workers are likely to persist
Labour market shows improvement although rebound could be threatened by new Covid-19 surge
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